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VII. Written assignment

Using text A and B of Unit 9 write a presentation about the production and use of concrete and reinforced concrete in construction industry.

Test № 3 (Units 7,8,9).

Test your professional, socio-cultural and language competences.

Mark the correct variant.

1. Nowadays very tall and huge buildings are made of … .

1. steel and concrete;    2. bricks;           3. stone.

2. When placed in … concrete must be protected.

1. summer;               2. spring;               3. winter.

3. Most early engineers were engaged in the construction of … .

1. dams;                   2. bridges;             3. fortifications.

 

4. The ancient Greeks knew the art of building with … .

1. steel;                    2. cut stone;           3. concrete.

5. Civil engineering is a very popular and … .

1. difficult;                   2. extremely broad;

3. honourable profession.

6. Concrete was widely used by … .

1. Russian;                   2. Romans;             3. Greeks.

7. … was one of the first building materials.

1. timber;               2. concrete;      

3. portland cement.

8. The silicate industry embraces the production of … .

1. ceramics;                        2. cement;             

3. cement glass and ceramics.

9. The materials used to make silicate bricks are … .

1. cement and water;    2. white sand;                  

3. white sand and slaked lime.

10. … is very resistant to chemical attack.

1. portland cement;              2. high alumina cement;

3. tamping cement.

11. The main properties of concrete are … .

1. durability;            2. watertightness;

3. durability, strength, watertightness, workability.

12. Concrete is an artificial conglomerate of … .

1. crashed stone, gravel or similar inert material with a mortar;

2. crushed stone with water;

3. crushed stone with steel.

13. Reinforced concrete has become so popular because of … .

1. its resistance to fire;

2. its resistance to fire and weather;

3. its durability and strength under loads.

14. Portland cement was produced more than … ago.

1. 50 years;                          2. a century;          3. 10 years.

15. Greece possessed perfect … for columns, and beams and the arch and dome received little attention.

1. timber;                    2. clay;                   3. marble.

16. It is interest to note briefly the influence of … the schools of architecture.

1. weather;                   2. materials;           3. history.

17. The hand of the average man is large enough to take a brick and he is able to handle more than … bricks in an eight-hour working day.

1. 500;                     2. 5 000;                3. 1 000.

18. Having been reinforced with iron bass concrete became rather … .

1. durable;               2. light;             3. strong.

19. The external walls are made of sandwich panels with the outer layer made of … .

1. aluminium;           2. plastics;             3. bricks.

20. The are … ways of achieving priestess in concrete.

1. two;                      2. three;            3. four.

21. About 100 bars … been used, half of them being steel.

1. have;                    2. were;             3. had.

22. We saw them … crushed stone, gravel with mortar.

1. to mix;                       2. mixing;          3. mixed.

23. A bridge … the two parts of the town will be completed in three years.

1. to connect;           2. connecting;              

3. having connected.

24. The English for “точний метод” is … .

1. accurate method;             2. right method;     3. exact method.

25. The initial materials for the production of ordinary glass are mainly … .

1. limestone;             2. soda Na2CO3;   

3. limestone CaCO3 and sand SiO2.

26. The English for “залізобетон” is … .

1. precast concrete;             2. light concrete;   

3. reinforced concrete.

27. A brick may be made … .

1. of burnt clay and of concrete; 2. of sawdust;

3. of burnt clay of concrete and of mortar.

28. After the decline of the … the art of making concrete has been forgotten.

1. Greece;                   2. Egypt;               

3. Roman Empire.


10.

1. Modern Urban Planning.
2. Types of Modern Cities.
3. The Gerund. Gerundial Construction[14].

І. Grammar Revision.

The Gerund /герундій/

Герундійце неособова форма дієслова із закінченням – ing, що має властивості іменника та дієслов (reading, writing, going).

1) Як іменник герундій може:

1. бути підметом:

Reading is useful. Читати – корисно.

2. бути додатком:

He likes reading. Він любить читати.

3. бути частиною присудка:

His hobby is reading. Його хоббі – читання.

4. мати перед собою прийменник:

He is fond of reading. Він захоплюється читанням.

5. мати перед собою присвійний займенник або іменник в присвійному відмінку.

Would you mind  my reading the poem. Ви не заперечуєте, якщо я прочитаю вірша.

2) Як дієслово герундій (перехідного дієслова)[15] може:

1. мати при собі прямий додаток –

I’m found of translating articles of this kind.   Мені подобається перекладати такі статті.

2. визначатися прислівником –

They continued listening attentively.   Вони продовжували уважно слухати.

3. мати неозначену (Indefinite ) і перфектну (Perfect) форму; вживатися в активному стані (неперехідні дієслова), в активному і пасивному стані (перехідні дієслова).

Форми герундія та їх комунікативні значення.


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